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I had a little addition to my troops yesterday so updated the family photo.
What is that next to the lavatube? It's sexy, and nice collection!
That's my 'StiGasaurus-Boady-Box,' regulated V.V. made by a modder on UKVapours, with a couple of my suggested differences to his normal ones.
Ah, looks so nice, I have a regulated VV mod I made, but it's kind of ugly lol.
I think the boxes he uses are pretty standard, and likely to be off eBay. It's running twin Senybor 2800mah's and lasts my medium-heavy vaping up to 5 days, before needing a recharge.
1x 18650 Battery Case 2x Parallel Connection DIY Case | eBay
I have a couple that I never got around to wiring up. These also look like they'd be cool dual 18650 boxes:
5V 1A Output USB 18650 Battery Box Charger Portable Mobile Power Supply Box | eBay
I have a couple that I never got around to wiring up. These also look like they'd be cool dual 18650 boxes:
5V 1A Output USB 18650 Battery Box Charger Portable Mobile Power Supply Box | eBay
Over the last 3 days all my mods, except one 306 bottom feed box mod has broken. Chuck...bad switch, 2x eGo passthrough...broken, roughstack...wont fire, though I am still troubleshooting that one. My solution? I went to ace hardware and radio shack. I had a couple of connectors laying around and the result is this new copper mod. On top of it is my GLV Genesis atty. I am back in business. AND the switch that I used on it was the same as in the chuck and came 2 in a pack. Now my chuck is now fixed. Tonight has been productive.
Yes, seems very similar to those except no oblong slot in the top. I expect there are a few versions. The second link - they look a little too square edged, I think. Mine's a nice fit in the hand.
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That would be perfect for a dual bat mod. Half of the wiring is done for you. The other one though, that would be a good one to throw the guts from an old charger in and use a usb outlet, that way you can recharge it without taking the batts out.
It's running twin 18650 Senybor 2800mah's. Might think about trying to fit a mini-usb, but as it lasts 5 days before needing a charge, it's not that inconvenient, really.
Not much more than my LT really, and a bit shorter. Not that it matters as it's usually here for when I'm chained to this machine, anyway. I use a teeny little SDK for stealth vaping, a Vgo for the car, or after I'm arrested in court. 
Well finally got around to installing my J-tank on my Boge carto alongside my eGo-T 18650 mod and a shorty cone I got from LF. I wanted to wait until I had a juice that I knew was worth vaping 3ml of (much longer process than I had originally hoped).
The stuff is 100% VG and very thick, so I was (and still am) concerned about it not sucking into the carto properly. I hammered two decently sized holes with a screw, and as far as I can tell it appears to be sucking in the liquid (hard to notice the small level drop since I have only been vaping on it for a little while now). No gurgling or anything strange yet. I will know for sure later today if the level has truly dropped or not or if I am just burning up the filler material in my carto.
Was a lot easier to hammer the holes than I thought it would be, from what I read from other peoples experience, was they seemed to 'dent' the carto rather than making a hole when doing the nail method. I really didn't want to make a mess by using a dremel (or having to buy a dremel) for the slotted method, so I really was hoping this would work for me. I had no problems whatsoever getting a clean hole the first time around, and I really didn't even have to hit it that hard either.
I just used a c-clamp to hold it stationary while I held the screw in place, then proceeded with a few hits with a hammer. Worked like a charm!
So, nothing really special for most of you, but it is for me!
If this does in fact work, my next step will to see if this thing leaks or not. So far so good right now, but time will tell if it leaks in my carrying case or not (an old Snus tin) as I go about my daily life.
The stuff is 100% VG and very thick, so I was (and still am) concerned about it not sucking into the carto properly. I hammered two decently sized holes with a screw, and as far as I can tell it appears to be sucking in the liquid (hard to notice the small level drop since I have only been vaping on it for a little while now). No gurgling or anything strange yet. I will know for sure later today if the level has truly dropped or not or if I am just burning up the filler material in my carto.
Was a lot easier to hammer the holes than I thought it would be, from what I read from other peoples experience, was they seemed to 'dent' the carto rather than making a hole when doing the nail method. I really didn't want to make a mess by using a dremel (or having to buy a dremel) for the slotted method, so I really was hoping this would work for me. I had no problems whatsoever getting a clean hole the first time around, and I really didn't even have to hit it that hard either.
I just used a c-clamp to hold it stationary while I held the screw in place, then proceeded with a few hits with a hammer. Worked like a charm!
So, nothing really special for most of you, but it is for me!
If this does in fact work, my next step will to see if this thing leaks or not. So far so good right now, but time will tell if it leaks in my carrying case or not (an old Snus tin) as I go about my daily life.
I use a triangular file, and find it doesn't distort the carto' so much. Plus I think many don't realise half their problems are because the carto's often need deburring or they will slice those 'O' rings.
Luckily for me the nail method leaves the carto nice and smooth. Most slot methods will likely have the problem with burs, which as you pointed out, can tear up o-rings.
As for warping, off hand it didn't seem to impact mine negatively as the area which is held by the o-rings is still perfectly round. Might not look as nice through the transparent poly, but it seems to be working fine so I am ok with it.
As for warping, off hand it didn't seem to impact mine negatively as the area which is held by the o-rings is still perfectly round. Might not look as nice through the transparent poly, but it seems to be working fine so I am ok with it.
eGo-LCD 1100mAh, with 1.5 LR atty, empiremods drip shield and drip tip. I've been debating between the "Empire Mod" a ProVari for my next PV.
Look at your carto's some time with a good magnifying glass, and you'll see I meant the top and bottoms of them too, when inserting into the tanks. Their quality control leaves much to be desired on most manufacturers. Don't suppose they can be blamed really though, with their 20 hours work shifts, and forced to stand, until their knees lock. I use some fine emery to just ensure the edges of top and bottom, are slightly rounded.
Yes, it's part of my black and neon green philosophy, it also switches off all, and firing LED only with LED voltage indicator off, and firing a little green LED light that will blind helicopter pilots, and bring them down to you. Lights my room up when sitting in the dark. I don't need a torch now, when looking for the door key at night.
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